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My OS is windows 10, I tried to insert an image in Jupiter markdown by the blow code but it didn't show anything:

![image](ComplexNoProcV3.png)

the image file is in the current working folder. However, same as below when I insert it in a code cell (not markdown) it shows properly:

from IPython.display import display, Image
display(Image(filename='ComplexNoProcV3.jpg'))

Below you can see the outcomes of the codes the markdown cell does not show anything!! What is the issue? how could have the picture in the markdown version?

enter image description here

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Reset to default
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Make the cell as Markdown and write below code(my tea.jpg image is in same directory where my notebook is):

<img src='tea.jpg' width="400" height="400">

enter image description here

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It did not work in windows 10. Does ![image](tea.png) work on your system?
@HamidrezaAhadyDolatsara Yes, check your image extension(.jpg or .png)
I even downloaded your image but it still did not work. I can put URL of your picture and it is working. I guess the problem is from local system and the operating system. what is your operating system?
@HamidrezaAhadyDolatsara Windows 10, I know this would be difficult but can you re-install your anaconda?
I removed any instance of python and anaconda and re-install again! It's weird but I still have the issue.
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Thanks for all who responded to the question. I finally insert an image through the menu, and I found that it should be as below (it could be due to new version of anaconda):

![tea.jpg](attachment:tea.jpg)
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It works well on my side. if you want to display the only image on markdown cell, is correct code. The text in bracket may be any string. I guess you didn't "run the markdown cell". please try to change the cell type from code to markdown, then run it. enter image description here

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I ran it. It is the reason you see the word 'image' in the bottom of the posted picture, I guess there's some issues in windows OS 10. I checked some tutorials, all of them did in either Linux or mac os.
I used Markdown as you illustrated from the beginning but it doesn't work.

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